You can only shop for so long before your feet start to ache and it’s time to find the closest café to take a break from all the important retail therapy you’ve been undertaking. Luckily, LOUSHI on leafy Nanchang Lu has you covered. LOUSHI is a combination furniture store, cafe, book bar and interior design studio fit into a cozy shoebox-like space. Step inside and find a variety of antique furniture, from carefully crafted chairs (RMB3,200) to traditional Chinese wooden lunch boxes (RMB680), which will really perk up your daily sandwich. At the end of the shop, a bar serves coffee and snacks while shelves full of books are available for browsing. Open ’til 11pm, LOUSHI also stocks and serves alcohol, so you can start the night right.
DETAILS
What: LOUSHI
Where: 145 Nanchang Lu, 南昌路145号
Tel: 6431-5374
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Great Place ! And very nice furniture